Chrysler Town & Country RT
Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice
Engine Overview
The Chrysler Town & Country RT is available with one engine variant at 234 hp.
The Chrysler 3.6L V6 (Petrol, 283 PS) has the Pentastar-3.6-LC (3.6L V6) — rated: "Be Careful", 3 known weaknesses.
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Vehicle Weaknesses
| Weakness | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| TIPM Failure — Complete Electrical Collapse TIPM defect on Town & Country is particularly widespread — over 1,200 complaints on the 2008 model alone. Fuel pump relay failure is the first sign, then all other relays follow. Complete electrical failure while driving documented. Symptoms: Vehicle won't start, horn sounds randomly, all electrics go out simultaneously, fuel pump runs after shutoff from 86,000 km | Medium | |
| Power Sliding Door Failure Power sliding doors stick, won't open on command, or don't close properly. Wiring harness chafing on 2008-2009 vehicles addressed by a campaign. Class action filed in 2021 for 2013-2016 Town & Country. Symptoms: Sliding door unresponsive, jams, opens or closes by itself from 70,000 km | Medium |
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Known Problems and Issues
A total of 6 weaknesses have been documented for the Chrysler Town & Country RT (2008–2016) — 3 engine-related and 3 vehicle-related. Typical issues affect Electronics, HVAC.
Town & Country (Pentastar-3.6-LC, 2008–2016) — Be Careful: Rocker arm tick, Oil filter housing leak — plastic cracks, Timing chain tensioner stretch (2011-2013). Power: 283 PS.
What to watch out for with the Chrysler Town & Country? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.
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Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee